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V8 Busa Motor
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The graphs from left to right are unbalanced engine forces, balance shaft forces and remaining free cranks forces once you add in the balance shaft. An unbalanced busa runs about 18kN of free force, the balance shaft cancels out about 10k worth so you're left over with 8k of free forces. So why didn't they make the balance shaft bigger and cancel out more of these forces? I think they ran such a small counter weight on the balance shaft because they only had one, so the forces in the y-direction aren't canceled meaning that they would be introducing more force in the y-direction that they would be canceling in the z-direction (parallel to the cylinders).
This works out perfectly for my application because a flat plane v8 only sees 1.41 times that of a flat plane inline 4. This means if I use two balance shafts then I'll have 5kN in the z direction and ZERO in the y-direction. So my v8 should have much less NHV and the crank should see less torsional than a stock busa.
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The graphs from left to right are unbalanced engine forces, balance shaft forces and remaining free cranks forces once you add in the balance shaft. An unbalanced busa runs about 18kN of free force, the balance shaft cancels out about 10k worth so you're left over with 8k of free forces. So why didn't they make the balance shaft bigger and cancel out more of these forces? I think they ran such a small counter weight on the balance shaft because they only had one, so the forces in the y-direction aren't canceled meaning that they would be introducing more force in the y-direction that they would be canceling in the z-direction (parallel to the cylinders).
This works out perfectly for my application because a flat plane v8 only sees 1.41 times that of a flat plane inline 4. This means if I use two balance shafts then I'll have 5kN in the z direction and ZERO in the y-direction. So my v8 should have much less NHV and the crank should see less torsional than a stock busa.
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Inline five Hayabusa | All Motor
I have a little project going on this winter, I build a inline five Busa from two Gen 1 engines. Will use stock pistons and 3mm stroke = 1620cc. Se pictures
michael parris heuberger
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HI. Yes the crank will be a Marine CR-NI-MO-Alloy E 4340. The rods will be Carrillo H beam. The motor will spin to 13500 RPM. Today I just ordered a custom ground Web cam. Like I said the goal is 750+ to the wheel, some people here think I want 1000HP! I wood love to have a V8 say 1500HP. I could ??????????????????????
Mr Brown
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If you can achieve your goal of 750 whp I don't see why a V8 couldn't be made to the same specs and yield 1000 whp
BlackHammer
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Ordered my engine removal tool, new engine should be here on the 7th. I'll keep you posted on when I drop this thing! Got a crew of neighbors and friends ready to help drop it!I listen to this when I start to lose steam
BlackHammer
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I'm sure you've already seen this...but...don't lose steam!
Ain't nothing like a busa engine. Bullet proof
and you can run the crap out of it all day long!! They use them in sand rails out here in the desert.
and you can run the crap out of it all day long!! They use them in sand rails out here in the desert.Similar threads
